Tā zuówǎn shuìjiào méi gài bèizi, shòuliáng gǎnmào le.
He didn't cover himself with the blanket last night, caught a chill, and came down with a cold.
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Literally 'to receive coolness'. In Chinese folk medicine, getting chilled is itself a cause of illness — not just the viruses it lets in. Hence the ubiquitous 'drink more hot water' (多喝热水) and the grandmotherly warning 别受凉.
